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ENB Briefs: Saudi US$11B deal; Europe LNG imports; Yara eyes US ammonia and more

IN TODAY’S <i>ENB Briefs</i>: Saudi to build US$11B petrochemical plant; Europe imports more LNG than pipeline gas for first time; Norwegian fertiliser producer eyes ammonia in US; Guyana says not joining OPEC; Denmark’s Maersk orders massive dual-fuel vessels.

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Saudi's to build US$11B petrochemical plant Oil giant Saudi Aramco has signed a US$11 billion contract with TotalEnergies to construct a new petrochemical complex in the country. The plant, with...

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